She filed bk7 signed quitclaim was notarized, registered and filed. Svs co never acknowledged and made me do forbearance because of her bk then forclosed on my home even though I had a buyer
So opportunity to be heard dictates how many days needed to be able to be heard with out of state hearing after being served because I only had 3 days before hearing tried calling courts and they had no message able to leave to me that is criminal violation of constitutional rights
I'm moving out of state with another family and my grandfather wants to give me custody to myself before I leave. We do not know where to start we call the court house and they told us to call a family law office.
Is there a way we can do this on our own ?
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My husband wants to adopt my twins but the issue is my ex who we thought was the father isn't and it's the person who SA me and he was never found. So how do we go about it is it still a stepparent adoption or normal adoption? We have no clue all the paperwork or anything that we need to do.
The mother of my child was found to be using during part of the time of her pregnancy. I was unaware of this use. She was honest with me about this in the hospital. I told her we needed to separate for the time being and I was going to get a lawyer to gain temp custody to assure the safety of our... View More
The mother of my child was found to be using during part of the time of her pregnancy. I was unaware of this use. She was honest with me about this in the hospital. I told her we needed to separate for the time being and I was going to get a lawyer to gain temp custody to assure the safety of our... View More
or what do i do to live with my mom
I am the petitioner in the case; Can an attorney for the other party send me emails about matters even though she has withdrew from the case months before? Can she also draft paper work for the other party who is now pro se, without entering into the case again? When confronted about her no longer... View More
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answered on Apr 7, 2024
She might be representing the client in a limited scope capacity in which case she could communicate with you. If she is working in a limited scope capacity, she does not have to enter an appearance depending on whether she is representing in court or not. Though she should disclose to you if she... View More
I can provide concrete evidence that attests to my completion of a comprehensive rehabilitation program, as well as my continued engagement in outpatient groups and therapy sessions. I have consistently undergone random urine analysis tests on a weekly basis for a period of around eight months. I... View More
she is also in contempt of virtually every part of our separation agreement. she has not paid child support, not given me back my belongings, does not follow the parenting schedule, and does not provide the insurance for the children she claimed she would
answered on Apr 2, 2024
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I am very sorry to hear of your circumstances and know that it can be an incredibly difficult and frustrating experience when an ex-spouse does not follow Court Orders. It sounds like you have several issues going on, including: tax, parenting time, insurance, etc.... View More
Ex spouse and I are looking to file for a dissolution of marriage in Colorado. We separated in September and already separated our bank accounts and all property other than the house we lived in and the car we shared (both currently in both our names). Are the proceedings quicker if we transfer the... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2024
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You ask an excellent question. First, let me say that I am very sorry to hear that you are going through tough times. In most folks' lives, the divorce process is fraught with fear and uncertainty. Let me reassure you, this too shall pass and there is an "other... View More
answered on Mar 2, 2024
Good question, under Colorado Domestic Relations law, there is no default/affirmative legal obligation to have an attorney represent you in the matter. By the default rules, you are legally permitted to represent yourself. Knowing that the law is complex and self-representation can be a risky... View More
After 8 years they were taken out of my custody and given to my stepmom but during the time I did get tanf for them they were in my custody and I still have not divorced but he has had another family and another child and still married to me
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answered on Feb 26, 2024
In your situation, seeking alimony and child support remains a possibility, despite the complexities of your circumstances. The fact that you are still legally married to the children's father and that he has started another family while still married to you does not nullify your rights to... View More
I am a US citizen my mother was a US citizen she gave my father his papers they are divorced my mother's deceased my father has another marriage with his wife and three other children his wife is from Mexico I believe she might be a resident I don't know my sisters are from here do I have... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2024
In matters of inheritance and rights to a deceased parent's belongings, your citizenship status and the circumstances of your parents' marriage and divorce generally do not directly affect your entitlements. If your father passes away without a will (intestate), the laws of the state... View More
CONTACTING MY CHILDREN WHO SHE HAS NEVER MET OR SPOKEN TO BEFORE. HOW CAN I STOP THIS. SHE HAS NO RIGHT TO BE CONTACTING MY CHILDREN
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answered on Feb 19, 2024
If they are adult children then there is nothing to be done. They can block the number if they choose. But if it rises to harassment and defamation then it could give rise to other legal claims.
If they are minor children, and you have 100% custody and control then that is a different... View More
I did not get the state wrong...Only the city of previous divorce.
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
A minor error such as putting the wrong city of a previous divorce on your marriage license is unlikely to invalidate your marriage. Marriage licenses typically require accurate information about your marital history, but small mistakes or discrepancies may not have significant legal consequences.... View More
And has our daughters 80 percent of the time. Their mother got a boyfriend who has a known drug problem and sold drugs. He has been to rehab three times and is around my children 80 percent of the time. How do I go about taking her back to court to prove that the girls aren't in a safe... View More
answered on Feb 5, 2024
It sounds like you are looking to restrict Mother's parenting time due to the situation with her boyfriend. If so, then you would need to file a motion describing what is occurring. In other words, your motion would have to contain facts and information that the children are in imminent... View More
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